"Sculpture gives a monumental character of scale to the overall landscape. Once admired, a sculpture should blend and almost disappear into the landscape, not detract attention from the living collections. This may be why abstract sculpture is sometimes more successful than the representational kind, which evokes images that impinge too much on the quiet flow of ideas one likes to enjoy in a garden." Roy Forster
Stone Sculpture Symposium & Other Exhibitions
Stone Sculpture Symposium & Other Exhibitions
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Busts of Three Botanists
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Confidence
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Departure
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Developing Form
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Earth, Sea and Air
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Family Life
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Fisher (Fisherman) Hauling in the Net
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For the Botanic Garden
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Haiku Rock
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Herons at Heron Lake
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Horizontal Column
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In Memoriam of Teilhard de Chardin
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Jade (Nephrite)
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Landscape 75
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Last of the Giants
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Meta Morphosis
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Minotaur and Hare
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Observing Your Society
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Puttino Fountain
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Stone Lantern
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Story Poles
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Swedish Fountain
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Three Carrara Marbles
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Throne of Nezahualcoyotl
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Transformation Plant
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Walking Stick Door Handles
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Woman
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